College Study Abroad Blog

If you’re about to embark on a study abroad adventure to Japan or considering this fascinating country a study abroad option, read on as we dive into some of our... keep reading

There are a lot of misconceptions about studying abroad. And we’re here to set the record straight! Let’s dive in as we debunk common study abroad myths. Read More: What... keep reading

I know it feels odd to start a blog post with a number, but as someone who has traveled all these miles to live within the heart of Morocco, I... keep reading

We know you put a lot of thought into choosing the right study abroad program . It makes sense you might have some questions about the process. So, here we... keep reading

Know n as the “City of a Hundred Spires,” Prague is a colorful and magnificent study abroad location. If you’ve been dreaming of studying abroad in the Czech Republic’s incredible... keep reading

I f you’re not familiar with study abroad, it may seem like a complicated process to get the details lined up. But it’s actually much simpler than you may think... keep reading

Studying abroad as a female student was a bit daunting at first! I was worried about my safety as a female foreigner, and I was unsure how I would fit... keep reading

S tudying abroad is an adventure of a lifetime, yet like anything, it can come with some challenges and learning curves. After all, you are exploring a (likely) brand new... keep reading

A few weeks ago, as I was rushing home very late one evening to my dorm at Woojungwon, I dropped my phone directly onto a concrete sidewalk like a dolt... keep reading

Hello! I just had to pay my Health Insurance bill today, and I had many issues and questions about it, so I thought I'd share my experience as well as... keep reading

When I first got to Botswana, the one thing I was very nervous about was making friends both on and off campus because I wasn't sure how the people here... keep reading

Coming into my study abroad at CIEE London, I knew I wanted to see as much of the city as possible and experience its many attractions. Still, I also knew... keep reading

AKA the most important lessons I learned my first week here As someone who identifies at their core as an over-planner, I honestly felt very prepared for my move to... keep reading

In our CIEE course Intercultural Communication and Leadership, one of the assignments was to explore what motivates someone to be part of the now-vilified world of bullfighting. Ricardo Chibanga went... keep reading

Packing to study abroad in another country can be very overwhelming. Whether you’re going for a few months or a whole year, there is a lot to think about. Even... keep reading